steve bannon was there. this was very clever which was donald trump campaigned in 2016 as the one republican who would respect and protect american health insurance. he gave an interview in september to dr. oz -- it is watched by a lot of people. 80% of his audience has a income of less than 33 -- 30,000 a year. donald trump said on the program, we are going to come up with health care plans that will be so good and so much less expensive, both for the country and the people, and so much better. [laughter] david lack of detail, but you : hear the commitment. what did he do? nothing. care under donald trump and for the dr. oz audience is worse. denying coverage to people who are already ill and the democrats are talking about health insurance, republicans should have had an answer. one of the elites, mitt romney, he did. he got a larger share of the popular vote the donald trump. the ball didn't bounce right for him in the electoral college, so the job was left for barack obama to do. that is going to be a po

but yes, steve bannon blew him off. don't bother me, i have a campaign to run. after assange did his thing, they didn't reveal anything. then he went back to roger stone and said what was that about this morning. so the question is, as i see it, is whether that could be perceived. he was the top guy for the trump campaign at the time. that could be perceived as if he knew that stone or stone told him he had communication with assange that it could be some kind of phishing. that doesn't equal conspiracy, but there's a connection we haven't seen. >> if the trump campaign thought roger stone had information about the hacked e-mails, shouldn't they under the law have at least alerted law enforcement authorities, specifically the fbi? >> i think there's a lot the trump campaign could have potentially alerted law enforcement authorities about during the course of 2016. we talked a lot about the infamous trump tower meeting, and donald trump jr. of course accepted the meeting according to e-mails we have seen under the pretense of receiving incriminating information on

steve bannon was there. donald trump campaigned in 2016 as the one republican who would respect and protect american health insurance. he gave an interview in -- it is to dr. oz watched by a lot of people. donald trump said on the program, we are going to come up with health care plans that will be so good and so much less expensive, both for the country and the people, and so much better. [laughter] lack of detail, but you hear the commitment. what did he do? nothing. health care is worse. the democrats are talking about health insurance, republicans should have had an answer. one of the elites, mitt romney, he did. he got a larger share of the popular vote the donald trump. the ball didn't bounce right for college, solectoral the job was left for barack obama to do. the people who are supposedly here to protect, the people who if we are actually concerned about them, they need it health system that works for them and donald trump has blown it up. [applause] >> on the midterm question also. you have said it

steve bannon shows a lot of manufacturing jobs. since the bottom of the recession the united states economy has created 1.2 million manufacturing jobs. two-thirds while barack obama was present and two-thirds since donald trump has taken the banner. more tariffs and higher interest rates. [applause] steve bannon astutely said with the giant financial crisis heading our way not created by ben bernanke. it's created by the options of his presidency. populism always ends in economic disaster because populist economics is not interested in the results and not interested in the future. it's exploits the motion to gain president trump on the campaign trial has compared the democrats policies to venezuela. his policies are inspired by juan perez and argentina. it's running a trillion dollar deficit in the fiscal year of biggert deficit than george h.w. bush ran and the bigger deficit that george bush ran in the second gulf war and all of this is coming to a head in the financial markets are telling us this. it is a funny thing to talk abo

let me ask you about steve bannon. your colleagues reported that steve bannon had been back in to talk to robert mueller and mike's reporting today, the tie and the e-mails and the contacts now with roger stone. talk about how steve bannon has been overlooked as one of the potential key figures in tying wikileaks and roger stone and the dirty tricks he was engaged in to the heart of the trump campaign. he was running the trump campaign at the time that donald trump said russia, if you're listening. how about looking for those missing e-mails? steve bannon is often overlooked because he's done so much filling in of the narrative and fire and fury and other places of people's culpability he talked about weisman and the money laundering guys going through manafort and jared and we haven't spent time talking about what may be legal exposure for steve bannon himself. >> steve bannon was a key figure during a key and critical time of the trump campaign, not just the role he played in the campaign but also his connections to

steve bannon cares about manufacturing jobs. since the bottom of the recession i look these things up, since the bottom of the recession the united states economy has created 1.2 million manufacturing jobs. two thirds of those were created when barack obama was president, one third since donald trump was president, the trump economy is the continuation of the obama economy but with more tariffs, more inflation and higher interest rates. steve bannon astutely said a giant financial crisis headed our way, not created by then burning key at the actions of this presidency. it always and an economic disaster because populist economics is not interested in results or the future. it is an attempt to exploit emotions, to gain power, donald trump on the campaign trail keeps accusing democrats of wanting to turn the united states into venezuela but his policies are inspired by argentina, high tariffs, massive borrowing, the united states will run a $1 trillion deficit in the coming fiscal year, bigger deficits than george hw bush ran in t

mueller's team has been focusing in on roger stone and has interviewed steve bannon at least three times. that comes as president trump tries to change the subject in these, the waning days of the mid-term campaign, playing the race card and stoking fears about immigration. i'll speak with senator ron widen of the senate intelligence committee and our correspondents and specialists are standing by with full coverage. let's begin with the breaking news about roger stone's communications with the highest level of the trump campaign. bring in our cnn political correspondent sara murray and justice correspondent evan perez. first of all, take us through these e-mails. >> these are e-mails in the campaign, as you mentioned, october 2016, and the backdrop is that julian assange was going to have a big press conference. he was going to release a bunch of new documents. math two boyle for the right wing breitbart news e-mails roger stone and says what has he got? what has he got? >> it is but steve bannon doesn't call me back, and matthew boyle sailed you should call roger, you didn't get it fro

steve bannon karats manufacturing jobs. since the bottom of the recession, i looked these things up. since the bottoms of the recession, the united states economy creates 1.2 million manufacturing jobs. two-thirds of those jobs are createssed while barack obama was president, a third shin donald trump took the president si. the trump economy is the continuation of the obama economy but portrays, more inflation and higher interest rates and it's steve bann himself said with a giant financial crisis heading our way but not created by ben bernanke. >>> it'scraft its by the, as of this president si. how -- populism always ended in economic dar because populist economics i not interested in results and the future. it is an attempt to exploit emotions, to gain power. president trump on the campaign trailing has compared -- keels accusing the democrats of wanting to to turn the united states in venezuela but his polling ticks are inspired by argentina. high tariffs, massive borrow, the united states will run a trillion dollar defi

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bannon. >> what is new is the direct communication between roger stone and steve bannon, communication which roger stone denied, vehemently denied. tuesday he told the "washington post" there are no such communications and if bannon said they are, he would be desepl bling. >> the special counsel's theory of the entire case is conspiracy to defraud the united states and they have shown that by the indictments by the russian intelligence officers who were trying to defraud the united states out of a fair election. that's the big umbrella. there's another subset of things whether roger stone facilitated some of the hacking, and that seems less likely, but if he falls under the broad conspiracy under the efforts to defraud the united states that would be a charge in and of itself. what is interesting is this is the connection to the campaign and there's no way the trump campaign can somehow disavow steve bannon, he was an integral part of the campaign. these particular communications seem to be being released by stone himself, and so these are probably the communications that perhaps put h

steve bannon and roger stone about key issues in wikileaks. i'll tell you what they mean. donald trump's new willie horton style ad attacking immigrants and what is not in it. i should seri veelg statement from fox news saying the press should only report news the way trump wants it reported. >> saying if you don't want to be called the enemy, then get the story right. be accurate and report the story the way that i want it reported. >> tony schwartz here to talk about that, trump's mind-set in the closing days. i'm ari melber and you're watching the beat on msnbc. always a catch. like somehow you wind up getting less. but now that i book at hilton.com, and i get all these great perks. i got to select my room from the floor plan... very nice... i know, i'm good at picking stuff. free wi-fi... laptop by the pool is a bold choice... and the price match guarantee. how do you know all of this? are you like some magical hilton fairy? it's just here on the hilton app. just available to the public, so... book at hilton.com and get the hilton price match guarantee. if you find a l

he issued a statement today blaming steve bannon or an associate of steve bannon who used to be an associate of roger stone for just giving these e-mails, offering them to "the new york times." roger stone said bannon or his hatchet man sam nunberg, who used to be stone's hatchet man, leaked this e-mail exchange to the various media outlets. now, this program has no history of trafficking in stolen e-mails. i did not read the e-mails that north korea stole from sony studios when other media in this country was trafficking in those stolen e-mails and falsely calling them hacked e-mails instead of the fruit of an international crime, which is what they were. the news media has actually never stopped to consider what our standards should be for handling and talking about stolen e-mails. and so during the presidential campaign the e-mails stolen from the democrats were constantly being read aloud on television and they were being referred to as hacked e-mails. the words stolen weren't used very much, and they were printed in all the major newspapers. now, steve bannon interestingly is not public

and we've got a lot at -- we've got a look at some of his e-mails with steve bannon. and it's all about wikileaks. that's next. mmm... mashed potatoes...and rice! but made from cauliflower. looks like i need a fork! oh no. (giggles) birds eye veggie made. so veggie good. so why not bundle them with esurance and save up to 10%? which you can spend on things you really want to buy, like... well, i don't know what you'd wanna buy because i'm just a guy on your tv. esurance. it's surprisingly painless. when did you see the sign? when i needed to create a better visitor experience. improve our workflow. attract new customers. that's when fastsigns recommended fleet graphics. yeah! now business is rolling in. get started at fastsigns.com. >>> after weeks of relatively -- relative quiet from the mueller investigation, major developments tonight. newly unearthed e-mails from the 2016 -- from 2016 show how the trump campaign, the chairman, steve bannon, talked to roger stone about wikileaks and its plans to release e-mails stolen from the clinton campaign. just weeks before th

that's, again, from roger stone to steve bannon. and bannon responds, he didn't cut a deal with the clintons? now, what these e-mails show, jake, is that roger stone, who is full of bluster and says a lot of things that seems to be all over the place, he was in touch with one of the top people in the campaign, the ceo of the campaign at the time, if you remember. and so, what this tells us is that the mueller investigators who have these e-mails and have been asking a number of people about roger stone's connections with the campaign, it tells us that they are still pursuing this question and obviously we know that mueller's not speaking right now because of the upcoming midterms, but certainly after that, everyone is expecting that there is going to be some more action from mueller. does that mean that roger stone is next? we do not know. roger stone himself says that he believes robert mueller is going to indict him, so we shall see. but you know, the bottom line here is that mueller is still pursuing the collusion questions. cert

bannon and atlantic senior editor david frum. ey took part in the biannual munk debate in toronto where they talked about global cooperation compared to nationalism. here's a look. >> this idea of america first orhungry first -- or hungary first or france first or germany first, it gets progressively less attractive, doesn't it, as we name the other countries who may put themselves first? we left that behind to say we're going to build a community of democratic nations who understand that of course there are clashing interests that have to be worked out but we are stronger, always, when we work cooperatively and we can build peace and prosperity, that's a liberal idea. [applause] in the truest sense. because the central -- the thing we been arguing about for 200 years is, is the relationship of human beings one of domination and oppression or one of potential fruitful cooperation? and that is -- [applause] that's the question on the ballot tonight. >> former white house chief strategist steve bannon and atlantic senior editor dav

another steve bannon created fiction. why do i know it's steve bannon? because there were three people in the room, the president, me and steve bannon and i know that michael lewis didn't interview the president, didn't interview me. so who did he interview, one, two-- and the president at labor day weekend, 2016 we were having a fundraiser for the transition and called me from trump force one, how much money are you raising, what are you raising? i said donald remain calm, it's a million dollars. it's a million dollars. that's it. it's not a lot of money. and most of it is coming from my fund raising list. not even yours. so, just remain calm. it's okay. our company tomorrow, we'll know what's going on. i did go to the apartment the next day and steve bannon was there for half the meeting, he walked in in the middle of it. but all the president said to me was, like are you going to raise any more. >> i said no we need a million-five and raised 500,000 before. we needed more, 140 people on staff, office space in washington d.c. and he said go ahead. and

one question you could ask is why was steve bannon looking into this at all? shouldn't he has been saying this is illegal activity, i don't want to get involved in this or know anything about it. it's not a crime to ask what is going on, but when you think about, you know, the categorical denials we have had from the trump campaign, we did not know anything about this, we were not involved, this edges close to a ref yao taeugs of that. >> i know you do not have a crystal ball. >> i don't. i have a tie with turtles on it. >> any significance? >> my daughter is in town and i am in a good mood. >> this is what it looks like when jeffrey toobin is in a good mood. >> i am in a good mood. >> is it your belief, shortly after the midterms, like, within days, that robert mueller's investigation will reveal something? >> i do think we are going to see something from mueller publicly in the next few weeks because, you know, he, unlike james comey before the 2016 election, has been quiet in terms of all public activity. some sort of report is coming soon. obviously he is

"the new york times" breaks news with e-mails between stone and steve bannon, an exchange that the mueller team is already well aware of. looking for the most provocative thing to say the president offered this. threatening to invoke a national emergency and ordering u.s. forces to shoot any migrants on approach to our southern border who may be throwing rocks. and did we mention the midterms are five days away? that's what brought oprah to georgia where she delivered a stem winder on voting rights and where the democrats are hoping to win the governor's race. all of it as "the 11th hour" gets underway on a thursday night. >>> and good evening, once again, from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. day 651 of the trump administration, and five days ahead of election day, the president said tonight that although two maniacs had disrupted the momentum of the midterm campaigns, one with pipe bombs, the other with an ar-15 in a synagogue, he feels the momentum coming back. more on that in a moment. but first tonight we begin with the looming existential threat that hangs over this entire

steve bannon cares a lot about manufactured jobs since the bottom of the recession, i look all these things up. since the bottom of the recession the united states economy has greeted 1.2 million manufacturing jobs.two thirds of the jobs are created while barack obama was president, one third since donald trump has taken presidency. the trump economy is the continuation of the obama economy but with more tariffs, more inflation, higher interest rates. [applause] and in steve bannon's soul astutely starts with a giant financial crisis heading our way but is not created by ben bernet key, it's created by the actions of this presidency. how populism always ends in economic disaster because populace economic is not interested in results and not interested in the future. it's an attempt to exploit emotions to gain power. president talk, campaign trail keeps accusing democrats of wanting to turn the united states into venezuela. but his policies really are inspired by juan peron's argentina, high tariffs, massive borrowing, the united states is going to run $1 trillion deficit in the comin

coming up tonight on c-span, steve bannon and david from debate globalism versus cheneylism, then dick and land panetta discuss national security. after that, prime minister question time from the british house of commons. later, the work of the initiative, she founded with her husband mark zuckerberg. next, former white house state -- chief strategist david frum steve bannon and debate the rise of populism in the biannual munk debate, held in toronto. the 90 minute debate was moderated by munk debate director. >> you don't know which of your facts will be demolished. you don't know which of your arguments will be totally destroyed. you are not rattled, are you shaken up? you don't know what to say, but you have to say something.

election-related documents to come out before november 8. >> after that, steve bannon reached out to roger stone to ask about it, writing, what was that this morning? stone responded, a load every week going forward. "the new york times" reports, quote, in an interview on wednesday, mr. stone insisted he did nothing more than posture, bluff, hype based on wikileaks twitter feed and miscellaneous tips. stone has issued similar denials about alleged ties to wikileaks in recent months, while also lashing out at mueller. >> it is not inconceivable now that mr. mueller and his team may seek to conjure up some extraneous crime pertaining to my business or maybe not even pertaining to the 2016 election. but i had no advance notice of the content, source, or the exact disclosure time of the wikileaks disclosures. >>> it's now abundantly clear that the special counsel seeks to go through every aspect of my personal, business and political life, try to conjure up some offense to pressure me to testify against the president. >>> i know that there exists nowhere evidence of russian collusion or

another steve bannon-created fiction. why do i know it was steve bannon? there were only three people in the room, me, the president, steve bannon. i know michael lewis didn't interview the president and he didn't interview me, so who did he interview? that's it. it never happened. the present read a story on labor day weekend 2016 that we were having fund-raising problems with the transition. he calls from air force one and said, what are you raising, how much money? i said donald, remain calm, it is $1 million. $1 million. that's it. it's not a lot of money, and most of it is coming from my fundraising list, not even yours. i went to the apartment the next and and steve bannon was there for half the meeting. he walked in in the middle of it. all the president said to me was are you going to raise any? i said no. we had 140 people on staff. we had office space in washington, d.c. we did have some expenses. he did say to me he would like to shut down the transition. days from the60 election and we cannot shut down the transition. itnon jumped in and said w

bannon to the wikileaks campaign. let's go to kara scannell. >> it seemed to preempt "the new york times" story. based on that e-mail exchange, we understand that this is really the first indication that roger stone was in touch with any senior members of the trump campaign about wikileaks. bannon is following up asking him what was going on. our understanding according to a person familiar with the investigation is that mueller's team has copies of these e-mails and at least one campaign official has told investigators that roger stone was telling them, telling other campaign officials that he had ties to julian assange. this is really the first link that we know the trump campaign was giving the impression or being told by stone he had links. roger stone maintained anything he was telling people about this was already public and he was just echoing what wikileaks and assange had said publicly. we know mueller's team has been bringing in all of stone's associates in the last couple of weeks and steve bannon was in ju

[applause] collects tonight on c-span, steve bannon, a former strategist for president trump and david frum, a former speechwriter for george w. bush disguise the rise of population -- the populism in western nations. >> 60% of our jobs are subsistence jobs. it wasn't on a trump. it wasn't the populace. the populist movement, the nationalist movement is not a product of that. donald trump's presidency is not a cause of that. it is a product of that. when i stepped into the campaign americant, 70% of the evil believe for the first time in our history that the country was in decline and the elites were ok with that. it was donald trump the turn that around. it is the party -- [laughter] this is a very tough crowd. >> the conceal of the discussion between steve bannon and david from tonight at 8:00 eastern. is topic of this debate there is rising populism mean change in politics are just a passing phase? >> coming up on thanksgiving weekend, c-span, thursday at 8:00 in eastern, supreme court justice elena kagan followed by chief justice john roberts. eastern, 8:00 p.m. chris christie and

steve bannon says what was that this morning? and roger stone responds, a load every week going forward. this was a reference to wikileaks and e-mails that might be coming forward. the truth is that wikileaks was saying some of this stuff publically. so it is not clear whether roger indeed had any kind of in with wikileaks, jim. it is clear that he was trying to set himself up as someone that had that kind of access. roger stone nowadays says he was just bluffing. he was just full of it. that's the problem with whether or not mueller can bring charges on this. if you were to ask me is roger stone going to get indicted, i don't know. roger stone seems to think he will and certainly we know that once the -- once the midterms are passed, we know we're going to hear again from mueller. so we shall see. >> thanks very much. there were a lot of other times that roger stone claimed to have advanced knowledge. >> exactly. so what does mueller believe of what he said. jeff, what is so fascinating? i remember interviewing roger stone the d

some protesters wherever steve bannon goes. he's a controversial figure from his time in the white house with donald trump. his focus today is getting out the vote for republicans ahead of the midterms. he recognizes the challenges the party is facing and republican energy. that's why he's here in a more rural area, the seventh district in virginia and trying to get donald trump supporters out to vote on election day but he also mentioned suburban women, the challenge that republican party is facing with them. take a listen to what he told us. >> it's pretty obvious at this time that there's a certain weakness among college educated suburban women. look, you have to ask them. i think people have to come to their own conclusion but may be house style. they see the substance but don't like the house style and the president's style and that may keep some people from either not voting or even voting for the opposition. >> reporter: so bannon clear today about the challenge the republicans and the president are facing with women in

two sources say the committee wants to interview bannon later this month. >>> meanwhile steve bannon has been making the rounds trying to rally partnership's base. however, unlike 2016, it appears fewer are actually interested in bannon this time around. only 38 people showed up in staten island to hear bannon speak and watch his latest film. on tuesday, about two dozen people showed up for bannon's red tide rising rally at a holiday inn express in kansas. that did not include gop candidate steve watkins, who didn't show up despite the rally being held for him. and whose campaign made a point of saying it had nothing to do with it? bannon acknowledged he has done sixth events where just ten people showed up. >>> steve king is facing criticism from his own party because of his associations with white nationalism. his colleague carlos cabello had this to say. >> his comments are disgusting. >> those comments come after the "washington post" reported last week that congressman king had recently met with members of a far right austrian party with historical nazi ties. in an interview yes

mainly because they have established that steve bannon, who hardly wants... who has a plan for the far right in europe, what he would want to do would be illegal in nine of the 13 countries. and then when you look into it and read a table, they have gone to a lot of the far right parties, including marine le pen in france and other ones, and they have said, not that we can bother working with them anyway, we wouldn't work with them anyway, we wouldn't work with them, he has nothing to do with us. with them, he has nothing to do with us. i with them, he has nothing to do with us. lam with them, he has nothing to do with us. i am not... with them, he has nothing to do with us. lam not... it is not with them, he has nothing to do with us. i am not... it is not entirely clear what sometimes happens in the guardian story is what the main point of the story is. they say it is in disarray and it is all over the place. this isjust a man with a lot of money very interested in politics who seems to want to push his popular agenda. what do you think? is populism on the

one was steve bannon and supported sarah palin. he said the middle class has been destroyed by the global economy. they will turn to populism and nationalism. i said what you're talking about. he said that's the future of major politics. the parties are so broken the republican party will reach for whoever brings it, whether it's palin or someone else. the parties would reach for that. because the global economy had got in people their ideology and connection to the republicans. the other conversation that sticks out my mind, 2014 and beverly hills with senator bernie sanders. he sounded so much like bannon. he said the future of american politics is going to be about nationalism on the left going against corporations and the global corporations that have really in his words, gutted the middle class. you saw bannon was picking in 2011 and trump with birtherism picking trade and immigration few years later, bernie sanders no one took him seriously in 2014. he was picking similar foes in a thematic way. it was driven by this anger wh

we showed you steve bannon earlier. here is his debating opponent, a former speechwriter for president bush. senior editor at the atlantic magazine. he spoke about nationalism. david frum talks about the benefits of globalism. [video] >> we have talked about globalism. ungs freerican l chinese pollution. russian missiles shoot down european airlines. thisnly way we will stop planet from getting too hot is if we all work together. it is one planet. [applause] we love our countries. only three countries can be exercised democracy. but we work with friends and partners. how did trump get nafta? by bullying them. he is never been able to negotiate a win-win deal in his business career. in the past america always said even though that was true, we can work cooperatively together. hus idea of america first or ngary first were france first becomes less attractive as we name the other countries who want to put themselves first. we left that behind to say we will build a community of democratic nations who understand of course a

follow steve bannon in the catholic church. he is as vocal and aggressive inside of the catholic church, outside of the white house now, fighting pope francis globally, going to italy and talking about francis and how conservative cardinals should be running the church. benin -- steve bannon is a global figure with this nationalism out there fighting francis tooth and nail. when i mentioned alexandria oh cause still cortez talking about alexandriac base, -- cortez, when i tweeted an article, i got text messages from catholic leaders in the congress who said, how could you tweet that? don't you know cortez's position on abortion? this is total war, not only for many republicans, but for many catholics. and so the conservative catholic types, those who see francis as a mistake, not someone to embrace, president trump is someone who was in their camp. again, just like the evangelical leaders saying he is not one of us, but he is an ally. president trump is an ally to people like kellyanne conway and steve bannon. i know that presi

steve bannon debate the rise of populism as part of the munk debate. and a look at defense and aerospace exports with peter navarro among the speakers. >> this weekend on american history television, peter carmichael talks about public reaction to photographs of the dead, the 1862 battle of the antietam, and the soldiers perspectives in letters to home. >> this was a terrible fascination these people had with death. people did was satisfy their morbid satisfaction with these photographs. and an arizona state university professor on president lyndon johnson and the vietnam war. johnson transformed the conflict for better or for worse, giving up power in the search for peace. pretty big. a major step. it led to what? vietnam. eastern, at 8 p.m. ronald reagan's attorney general talks about president reagan's views on communism and his relationship with pope john paul ii. >> there are relationships between these leaders, in the secular and religious world, with parallel interests. these interests were obvious in terms of what happened in poland, where they

here's what i actually said last year while interviewing a top editor at breitbart after steve bannon parted company with the president. >> now, one of your editors wrote this week that steve bannon the main could be the beginning of the end of the trump presidency but the impact of one person leaving isn't really that great. >>howard: a a, i was quoting someone else so that was a complete and total distortion. that leadoff sound by brian williams, here's what the msnbc anchor actually said while interviewing former congressman david jolly.>> we looked up a quote from you the day robert mueller was appointed were on the air with us and you said, donald trump's done but he is done. is no question about that. he is done. >>howard: so brian williams was also quoting someone else who's behind his twisted video and entertainment of it called super deluxe which was part of turner entertainment. part of cnn's parent company before the takeover by at&t. which shut down after posting that video. a video that was utterly intellectually dishonest. next on "mediabuzz", don lemon under fire by say

steve bannon but for this idea that trump should offend people by making very in century statements, and i think you did not count on the fact that women on both sides of the aisle would be very off by this and vote and run. but the important thing to remember is we do not know how this will turn out. the last time america went to the polls on trump, people were expecting hillary clinton to wake up as president in the opposite happened, so we president in the opposite happened, so we do not know what the mood of the country is. we will know more in 12 hours and 2a hours. the country is. we will know more in 12 hours and 24 hours. let's move on now to the metro and a story dominating the news agenda here, and it is on the front page of several of the papers today. knifing's peak. a p pa re ntly of the papers today. knifing's peak. apparently on the way home from school, following the death of yet another teenager. this was in south london yesterday, a 16—year—old. greg, this is happening. london yesterday, a 16—year—old. greg, this is happeninglj london yesterday, a 16—yearâ

"there are no such communications and if steve bannon says there are, he would be disembleing." and stone claimed inside knowledge and promised more to come. remember in early october, he predicted the documents would hurt clinton's campaign. saying i have total confidence that wikileaks and my hero will educate the american people soon, #lock her up. breitbart editor follows up by asking quote assange what's he got? it is i i'd tell bannon but he doesn't call me back and ashurs bannon that assange will be providing a load go engforward. and stone himself published the emails in a daily caller opinion piece called the treachery of steve bannon. the author of stones rules joins me now. do you anticipate that when the midterms are over and mueller is back in action in a public means that you will be indicted? >> well, first of all i have to respectfully disagree with the interpretation of everything you just said. let's set some background. here on cnn june 2016, julian assange said he had a huge batch of material and repeated it on fox on augs 24th. i had a tip from a journalist

i hearken back to one of our episodes with steve bannon where bannon was saying if the deplorables are leaning on their shovels say things are great, so crank up the fear machine. >> let me ask you something as a republican. this is something from fareed zakaria. he said the republican party has many good people and good ideas, but none of them matters while it houses and feeds fantasies, conspiracies and paranoia tinged with racism, bigotry, and anti-semitism. republicans are now squarely the party of mccarthy, he says, and until that cancer is excised, they should not be entrusted with power. on the one hand, you can say that that's not fair. on the other hand, have republicans done enough? >> no, clearly not. and you see -- you feel like so many members of congress, of the republican party, they seem like hostages, you know. and the only people speaking up are the people leaving office. >> and all these other republicans, i mean they're complicit. they can't escape this because they're taking part in it, and they're not repudiating what trump is doing. a lot of them are even imitati

and what steve bannon could be revealing to special counsel robert mueller. we have those details ahead. also, why google employees all around the world, india, tokyo, europe, new york are walking out of their offices today in protest. the changes they're demanding and how google's management is responding. >> and pretty gruesome stuff, we're learning. they tried to cut out his tongue. chilling details emerging about whitey bulger's final moments before he was beaten to death in prison. new details on who may be responsible. you're watching cnn. i'm brooke baldwin. senior-living referral service. for the past five years, i've spoken with hundreds of families and visited senior-care communities around the country. and i've got to tell you, today's senior-living communities are better than ever. these days, there are amazing amenities, like movie theaters, exercise rooms and swimming pools, public cafes, bars, and bistros, even pet-care services. and nobody understands your options like the advisers at a place for mom. these are local, expert advisers that will

bannon, his former top adviserment they are preparing for a major hit to come from capitol hill. >> and if republicans keep it then what? >> americans want to see the america that donald trump has been from jepprojecting. >> if power shifts in the house to the democrats it doesn't necessarily mean a certain democrat from the bay area will get a speaker of the house homecoming. >> the question of pelosi's leadership is at stake. we are already hearing from republicans from democrats on capitol hill who are pushing to not let her take charge of this party. >> it would be very interesting to watch. >> if close races in virginia, pennsylvania then minnesota then aizona don't decide congress it could come down to california specifically some very close southern california races. if those races stay the way they are at the polling right now it could be a very long night. we'll see you tomorrow. >> keep that caffeine coming. >> there is much more ahead including the new developments released about an officer involved shooting that lead to an hour's long standoff. >>> fire water watch, no m

this comes a day after "the new york times" published e-mails between stone, steve bannon and a breitbart editor in which they discussed information wikileaks had on the clinton campaign. is this proof that stone was talking to the campaign about wikileaks might have when he said he never did? bannon is also one of about a dozen of stone's associates reportedly in touch with the special counsel's office. so let's put these questions to the man they involve most, roger stone. thank you for taking the opportunity. >> chris, thank you for having me since i am banned for life on twitter, restricted today on facebook, and they're trying to ban my show on infowars. i appreciate the opportunity to respond. >> well, let's get after it as we say here. randy credico, let's start with him. one of them is never threaten a man's dog, but you do that in your messages to credico. and one is you were threatening him in a way that would make him not testify, showing the audience now what you said, i'll rip you to shreds and i'll take that dog away from you. there's not a thing you can do about it because

last year a lot of them were talked about, jared kushner, her husband, steve bannon, the former chief strategist, no longer with them, reince priebus, former chief of staff, he's gone now, steve bannon, he's gone now, this a half dozen people who have been put untder the microscope for using private e-mails. this is a president who said you never should be doing that. they're fair arguments to make. if you're doing government business in the name of the government, many voters would say why don't up just use a government system for all of that and save your private e-mail for your conversation with people about private matters. >> tom, thank you very much. speaking of, we are just getting word the president is speaking with reporters before he takes off for his mar-a-lago thanksgiving holiday. we are told he talks about his astonishing statement on saudi arabia and he talks about his daughter ivanka trump's new firestorm. stay here. if you're waiting patiently for a liver transplant, it could cost you your life. it's time to get out of line with upmc. at upmc, living-donor transplants

this comes the day after the "new york times" published e-mails between stone, steve bannon and a breitbart editor in which they discussed information wikileaks had on the clinton campaign. is this evidence stone was talking to the wikileak during the campaign when he said that he never did. lets put the questions to the man they involved the most, roger stone. thank you for taking the opportunity. >> thank you for having me. since imbanned for life on twitter, restricted today on facebook, and they are trying to ban my show on info wars. i appreciate the opportunity to respond. >>en let's get after it as we say here. randy credited there are two things that men agreean, never threaten a man's dog. you do that. and the question is whether or not you were threatening him in a way that would make him not testify. i am showing the audience why you said i am going to rip you to sleds i am going to take that dog away from you. the man was attached to his dog. brought it to testify. and there is not anything you can do about it because you are a weak piece of blank. there is his dog. what did you

ivanka, jared, steve bannon, steven miller, reince priebus, gary cohn. beyond the obvious, overwhelming, "simpsons" episode dystopian-level hypocrisy you're living through, that hillary clinton is living through, that people who -- campaigns, people have strong feelings on both sides. beyond that, because you are a policy person and a serious government-type person, if i can make up a term, what do you think is the import here? what are we learning about the attitude towards public service and the rules by these individuals who have now been busted? >> so let's be very clear. just to bottom line it. ivanka trump's father had a two-year campaign against hillary clinton in which "lock her up" chants, based on e-mail use -- that was the scandal at the basis of all the attacks against hillary, was how she was using private e-mails. or using a private e-mail account. and then ivanka trump comes into the white house, and jared kushner as well, that here we have ivanka trump coming into the white house and she does exactly the same thing. and i think the reason